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Sailing Club Information Membership Includes: | ASA 101: Basic Keel Boat Class ($249 value)*When purchasing $349 membership* | | $79 Course materials not included *certification fee, log book, class book* | | To join the Seaforth Sailing Club there is a one-time membership fee of $349, then monthly dues of $30 with a minimum commitment of 12 months. Your monthly dues can be applied towards rental fees for that month. No port or docking fees. | | Up to 50% off Sailboats | 50% off Kayaks and Paddleboards | | up to 25% off Wave runners and Powerboats up to 25 ft | | Reduced rates on ASA sailing courses | | Full day and Overnight charters and exclusive amenities | | Access to all four locations: Mission Bay, Coronado, Downtown, and Harbor Island | Seaforth Sailing Club offers group activities, quarterly regattas, weekly and monthly member races, group excursions, and clinics for its members. Our Affiliate Clubs include: Sailing Ventures in Lake Tahoe, Aventura Sailing in Dana Point, Blue Pacific Sailing in Marina Del Rey, Spinnaker Sailing and San Francisco Sailing Co. in San Francisco, and Santa Barbara Sailing. www.seaforthboatrental.com (888) 834-2628 [email protected] SEAFORTH SAIL CLUB TERMS AND CONDITIONS Membership Terms Membership has a minimum term of 12 months. After completing 12 months of membership, a member may cancel Member understands and agrees that any damages, rescue or this agreement with 30 day written notice at anytime, this assistance fees, fines and unpaid dues or rental fees will be includes former members who rejoin. After the first year, if a charged to the credit card on file given by the member. It is the member wishes to cancel their membership and then rejoin at member responsibility to update Seaforth with any changes a later date, he/she may rejoin for $99 subscription fee (and pertinent to their credit card number, expiration date, billing pay any outstanding dues if applicable). Memberships cannot address, email address or any necessary financial and contact be put on hold or suspension. Early termination of information. Failure to do so will result in the accumulation of Membership may only be completed upon payment of back dues and or a $99 rejoin fee. remaining terms or periods in first year. Reservations *$349 to join the club with an ASA 101 class* Reservations may be made up to one year prior to start date. Already know how to sail? Waive the 101 and sign up for $249 Reservations must be canceled 3 or more days prior to and request an ASA 101 challenge! reserva-tion date for full refund. (Class cancellations are Member Dues up to 14 days prior). Reservations will be held for one half Monthly (quarterly or annual) dues will be paid automatically hour after reservation start time for late arrivals, after which every month (quarter or year) by subscribing to a monthly member will be responsible for 100% of the rental rate, unless (quarterly or annual) payment agreement by credit card. equipment is able to be re-rented. Reservations shall only be Quarterly memberships are only offered to members who confirmed upon full payment less the member dues available by reside out of state. Members receive one month free if they credit card. All online bookings are subject to an online booking prepay one full year, dues still disbursed by month or quarter. fee. Dues may be applied toward boat rentals for said month (or Seaforth Boat Rentals quarter) but are not applicable to merchandise, instructional Seaforth Boat Rentals offers boat rentals to the public at non- clinics, classes, and other purchases. Unused dues cannot be member rates. Member understands that boats are not carried over to the next period. Dues are not transferable reserved for the sole use of members and during peak times and a member may only apply his or her dues toward his or some boats may not be available. Club members get special her own rental on a single piece of rental equipment at a time. rates for sailboat rentals that can be up to 50% off the public Dues may not be combined or split between members toward rates depending on the vessel. Powerboats up to 20ft are 25% a single piece of rental equipment. off for Member. Stand up paddle boards and kayaks are 50% off Hull Insurance Deductible Waiver Members. Seaforth reserves the right to increase the rental All sailboats from 16’ to 54’ have Hull Insurance in the event of rates without notice including for major Holidays. Club rates are an accident, with a deductible of $5000 or 2% of the vessel posted on the website and at each specific location, these rates value (whichever is higher). Members are responsible for the cannot be combined with any special offers, coupons or any deductible unless they purchase a deductible waiver for $150 other promotions. The day rate can be extended to 23 hours (Sailboats up to 35 feet) or $250 (Sailboats up to 54 feet) per for club members on sailboats 27’ and larger based on calendar year beginning June 1st and ending May 31st. availability and given an advance notice, 23 hour time frame Members who choose to purchase the waiver will only be starts 10:00am through 9:00am the following day. Additional responsible for up to $250 of the hull damages per incident. charges may apply for linens and propane, which needs to be The hull insurance and damage waiver do not cover gross requested by the member at least 72 hours in advance. Every negligence such as driving under the influence, operating the charter is a bareboat charter, therefore the member is engine continuously at high temperature, sailing in severe responsible for ALL provisions for themselves and their crew. weather conditions, sail races, ripped sail, etc, nor does it cover lost items such as anchor, winch handle, fenders, safety kit, etc. Vessels over 32’ in length are under the Vessel As-sist towing assistance program while in the ocean, on overnight trips or after business hours and can be reached on VHF channel 16; for any other assistance, call the appropriate location on VHF channel 07 or by phone. Charges may apply when assistance is provided. Member Responsibility Member agrees that SEAFORTH SAILING CLUB may, at its sole discretion, change, remove, or add boats to the fleet without The laws of the state of California govern this agreement. any liability to the members. All prices posted are subject to SEAFORTH SAILING CLUB IS A DIVISION OF SEAFORTH BOAT change at any time. Boats are available during normal RENTALS AND KDME. operation at Seaforth Mission Bay, Coronado, Downtown, and Harbor Island Boat Rental. Location hours vary seasonally. Ocean Sailing and Boating Members will not allow boats to be operated at anytime by SEAFORTH SAILING CLUB, at its sole discretion, may determine anyone under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Member will that weather conditions are unsuitable and prohibit use of the not allow any illegal drugs to be on board at anytime. Red boat. Member agrees that the boats will remain in the wine and glass bottles are strictly prohibited on board all protected waters of Mission Bay or San Diego Bay and may boats and equipment. Member shall operate the boat in a not be taken into the open ocean, except those boats that are safe and prudent manner at all times. Member is responsible specifically designated by SEAFORTH SAILING CLUB as ocean for boat while docked anywhere other than the Mission Bay, going and only if the member has the level of experience or Coronado, or Downtown locations. Member shall be certification required doing so. Member must have prior responsible for any and all damage done to boat while in their ocean going experience on respective boat. Member must be possession including theft of any kind. Please no black soled aware of Rule G (main channel right of way) that starts from or marking shoes on board vessels. the outside of Buoy 5 when entering the San Diego Harbor SEAFORTH SAILING CLUB is not responsible for notifying channel. When sailing in the Pacific Ocean, member must sail members of weather and or sea conditions. Any assistance at least 1 mile from the shoreline. Member must be aware of needed, such as towing, given to member due to inclement kelp areas and the proper procedures in case kelp gets weather, including excessive or a complete lack of wind, is the entangled on the engine or the keel, overheating of an engine, sole responsibility of the member and may be subject to and any other sea wary procedures. additional fees. The Member must inspect boat and safety equipment prior to leaving dock and request any equipment Extended Trips that might be necessary (such as winch handle, ocean safety Members can take sailboats 27’ and larger for multiple days as kit, charts, etc.). By taking the boat, member acknowledges long as the boat is equipped sufficiently and only if the that the boat is safe and seaworthy and properly equipped. member has the appropriate level of experience or Upon return, member should notify the dock crew and office certification to do so. On extended mileage trips, fuel will be of any problem that occurred during the rental. Coast additional. Fuel tank must be re-filled to the same gauge level Guard, State, and local laws must be observed at all times at which it was received, or a fee of $6.00 per gallon will be including, but not limited to, the maximum number of charged for consumption. On trips that extend for two or passengers allowed on board. Member may not re-charter the more days, the holding tank must be emptied prior to return boat nor allow anyone other than the person renting the boat to avoid a $50 charge.
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